    | | | Created for the support of Petersburg artists (both participation in the exhibitions and entrance are free), in the course of time the Gallery became a rather prestigious spot for organization of exhibitions both of domestic and foreign artists. We believe that in the situation when there are few exhibition spaces in the city and a great scale of creative ideas, aesthetic concepts and artistic practices, the main actual task is to present as many artists as possible independent on genre and technology. Exhibitions in the Borey Gallery are in the non-stop regime. It is a basic principle of the Gallery to support beginning artists and creators (the first exhibition, the first book, the first article). Absence of aesthetic snobbery and restraints in the interests of a special group of artists. Accessibility and openness.
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April 5 – 17, 2010. Exhibition, dedicated to Fencer’s Day. |
"FENCER’S DAY 2005-2010 IN PHOTOGRAPHS BY MIKHAIL SHEREMET"
Photography
In the small hall |  | |  | |  | | | | | | | Dear all! We are glad to invite you to the exhibition, dedicated to the 5th anniversary of St Petersburg Fencing Club!
Program:
On April 5, 2010 at 15:00 the Borey gallery will host the following events:
Private view of “Fencer’s Day 2005-2010 in Photographs by Mikhail Sheremet"
Press-conference, devoted to the coming Fencer’s Day on May 23, 2010 at Petropavlovskaya Fortress
Opening of Fencing Culture Days on April 5-17, 2010
Show by the masters of historical fencing: Parad-Ripost Club and Andrey Levin’s “Fleur de Fer” School
Fencing fashion: model show by Polina Raudson
First Monday of April, April 5 – the 5th anniversary of St Petersburg Fencing Club
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March 28 – April 10, 2010. Collective photo show “TAGLIT”. |
Collective show "ISRAEL. THE FIRST LOOK"
Photography
In the gallery halls
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The show will present works by young photographers, who visited Israel within the Taglit program (translated from Hebrew as “discovery”).
During this 10-day journey the young people “discovered” Israel: its culture, history, society, architecture. These “discoveries” are different, unlike each other, individual. Each of them saw Israel in all its variety with his own eyes, and the results are presented at the show.
Project sponsors: "Jewish Agency in Russia" ("Sokhnut"), "Israeli Culture Center in St Petersburg attached to the Embassy of Israel in the Russian Federation", and the Youth Jewish Center “Gilel”.
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March 16 – 27, 2010. Ilya Demidov. Photography. |
"GARAGE, TOWNSMEN, AND TOWNSWOMEN"
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In the small hall |  | |  | |  | | | | | | | "The world of things obeys the world of humans. Things live following the rules of the world of humans and exist to make this life more comfortable, cars not being an exception to that. However, at times it seems that they are on their own, as there are cars which have lived for more than 50, 70 years, which have had more than one or two owners… Among cars there are huge ceremonial limos, simple motorcars, created by engineers for common people; isn’t it a metaphor of human life?
And the names? They are townsmen! Moskvitch, Zaporozhets… It’s not a city, it’s a garage...
Of course, the theme of cars in a city is not new. Car plants arrange photo contests, advertising their product. Photo magazines keep up with them too...
But old cars, left by the owners at the side of the road... The owners used to need them badly some time ago, and now the cars live out their remaining days... Vanishing scenery has always been appealing, and in today’s Petersburg it’s twice as appealing. I hope that the photos of cars will raise kind smiles on the visitors’ faces…" Author
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